Best replacement wick?
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First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS: http://www.milesstair.com/by_make/HEAT_MATE_Kerosene_Heaters.html, HOME PAGE: http://www.milesstair.com/kero_heaters.html First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS:... » Read More First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS: http://www.milesstair.com/by_make/HEAT_MATE_Kerosene_Heaters.html, HOME PAGE: http://www.milesstair.com/kero_heaters.html « Show Less
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NOT the "1X"! You would need 4E. If you see "4E" in the name like American Wicks' "AW4E", you should be on the right track, but confirm.
22492
First, all the kerosene heaters marked "110" or "HMN 110" are basically the same, just sold by different companies; so, they take the same wick. There is a web site that is devoted to all sorts of kerosene devices, heaters, stoves, lamps, etc. The guy who runs it is extremely knowledgable and can answer questions. There is a difference in the quality of wicks. You should get a CUI wick made in England by Hattersley, as they are the best quality. They cost around $11. The wick you want is listed as "1X". FOR WICKS: http://www.milesstair.com/by_make/HEAT_MATE_Kerosene_Heaters.html, HOME PAGE: http://www.milesstair.com/kero_heaters.html
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I use the Cobalt Aquatics 10-Watt MIni-Therm. Bought it right here on Amazon. It's slimmer than the other brands and fits very well. Just have to watch it on very hot days, as others have posted. Keeps my tank a cozy 78-80 degrees.
1599221
Hi we do not have one .. the best thing to do is see if you can find a parts look up online unless you already have the part number of the coil ? type in the part number on amazon and see if it comes up sorry that we did not have the part
1244617
Good Question Ron... My answer is "probably", but compare the diameter of your heater's wick with this replacement wick.
127878
It's use of standard flints leads me to believe that it also uses standard wicks. I lost mine before those became relevant issues, so forgive me if I'm wrong. Aside from their availability at smoke shops , I believe I've seen them both(wicks and flint) on Amazon. Good hunting!
1599220
Hi we do not have one .. the best thing to do is see if you can find a parts look up online unless you already have the part number of the coil ?type in the part number on amazon and see if it comes upsorry that we did not have the part
127877
I replaced a wick by trimming a zippo wick. I also trimmed a zippo flint to fit for my true utility firestash keyring lighter
1244619
Suposedly the wick should work but the steel carrier is different. Check milestairs for more info . They have a whole link on it . Hope it helps you .
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Here is the best reference in the known universe for kerosene wicks: http://www.milesstair.com/alpha_list.htmlLook at "Keroworld KW-11" -- and you can order them right there also.
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Easy! Just lift the main unit off the base and the base unit is exposed for easy cleaning. Just lift the cage out off the base that contains the wick and go for it. The instructions recommend weekly cleaning and sterilizing. Two of the 3 units I have purchased this season have reached 750 hours of operation when "CF" check filter) appears on the readout. I opened both units and determined that there was no reason to do a deep cleaning at that time. I add a few caps full of bacteriostat to every other filling to keep mold and mildew out of the unit. If you have hard water, the wicks will harden with mineral deposits quickly and will need to be replaced. I have hard water and have not yet felt it necessary to replace these wicks. They are fairly cheap at around $13 each (1 per unit). I am hoping to get a full season out a wick. Hope this helps.
682292
I don't know the type of wick. If I have trouble lighting it, I turn the lamp upside down to saturate the wick first. Hope that helps!
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Any type of butane will work. Just be careful with the lighting mechanism, not very stronge and will break
846077
Not that I know of. I used the aw500 wick in a common antique kerosene perfection heater. We have several glass and all metal perfection 525 with brass tanks. Wick worked in any of mine.
1333426
It was a while ago that I ordered this but I'm pretty sure it came with wicks. If not, the wicks are easily found at hardware stores. Hope this helped.
1407392
It's a Chinese-built soldering station. Genuine Hakko tips fit it fine. Mine has seen daily use since purchase, and I have yet to burn up a heater. Mine came with no spare heaters, so that may be difficult to replace without replacing the wand. You should be able to replace the whole wand with a Hakko wand, but at that point, you might as well have bought the real deal.
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I had to do some research on this a few months ago, and my answer is yes, this will work in the 430. I bought two of these wicks for my Nesco, and they work great. While researching, numerous sources listed the perfection 430 as using the standard 500 wick. I probably put about 15 gallons through it so far, and it has not needed to be trimmed, and very little of it has been consumed. I highly recommend cleaning daily with dry paper towel prior to lighting. This very simple step seems to make these perform much better.
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It comes with a wick but I originally thought the wick in the unit I received was missing. The ignition switch has to be pushed down fully before you can see the wick. Worked great once operator error was corrected. :-)